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Education
Parents Forced to Rethink Education Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
- By The Old Schoolhouse®
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GRAY, Tenn. -- Awaiting instruction from public health advisors, schools in Brighton and Hove, England, have told parents they have the option to keep their children home from school with authorized absences. Five confirmed coronavirus cases have surfaced in the area. With a long incubation period of up to two weeks, it is concerning that schools are not advised to notify the school as a whole if a student or faculty member is undergoing testing. Information is only to be revealed if a case is confirmed (theguardian.com). This means parents are forced to make a decision that will have a long-term effect on their children. Do they risk sending them to school amid the current outbreak, or do they place education on hold and wait it out?
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BJU Students Raise Over $185,000 for Mobile Medical Unit
- By Randy Page - BJU
For Bob Jones University’s annual Bible Conference offering fundraising campaign, BJU students spearheaded multiple fundraising efforts to raise $150,000 to purchase a Save the Storks mobile medical unit for Carolina Pregnancy Center in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Save the Storks, a leading national pro-life organization, partners with pregnancy care centers to deploy buses that provide free ultrasounds, pregnancy and STI testing and confidential counseling. Over an eight-week period, the University community surpassed the goal by raising over $185,500.
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BJU to Host CoRE Conference
- By Randy Page - BJU
Bob Jones University will host its annual CoRE (Connect. Renew. Equip.) Conference Mar. 9-10 on the BJU campus. This year’s theme, “New Life: Hope and Help for an Addicted World,” will empower both ministry leaders and laypeople to address the needs of those who are grappling with destructive behaviors.
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BJU Presents the Canadian Brass
- By Randy Page - BJU
Bob Jones University presents the Canadian Brass Tuesday, Mar. 17, at 7:30 p.m. in Founder’s Memorial Amphitorium. The group previously performed at BJU in 1997 and 2013.
Composed of the country’s finest brass players, the Canadian Brass is known for its member’s proficiency on a wide range of instruments that allow them to play a program ranging from classical favorites to new arrangements. Superb blend, refined sound, and exceptional musicianship are qualities that make listening to the Canadian Brass a memorable experience. The group has performed in over 60 countries and is currently celebrating its 50th year.
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BJU to Host Fourth Annual Allen Jacobs Memorial Prayer Breakfast
- By Randy Page - BJU
Bob Jones University will host the fourth annual Allen Jacobs Memorial Prayer Breakfast Thursday, March 12, to honor the memory of Officer Allen Jacobs and recognize law enforcement professionals across Greenville County. The breakfast will begin at 7 a.m. in the Davis Room of the Dixon-McKenzie Dining Common on the BJU campus.
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NGU Athletics to Host Annual ‘Pink Week’
- By Press Release
North Greenville University Athletics is joining the nationwide effort to defeat cancer by participating in “Pink Week.”
North Greenville men’s volleyball team will begin the week-long campaign when they welcome King University on Tues., Feb. 11 in Hayes Gymnasium starting at 7 p.m. Fans are encouraged to wear pink to support the cause. On Wednesday, Feb. 12, the softball team will play a double-header against Lincoln Memorial University beginning at 2 p.m.
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The Master’s University and Seminary Appoints Dr. Sam Horn President
- By Randy Page - BJU
The Board of Directors of The Master’s University and Seminary in Santa Clarita, California, today voted to name Dr. Sam Horn their 9th president, succeeding Dr. John Stead, effective in May or June 2020. Dr. Horn is the executive vice president for enrollment and ministerial advancement at Bob Jones University.
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- Utah State University Group Attempts to Block Christian and Atheist Discussion on Campus
- BJU to Host Annual Bible Conference
- Volleyball Athlete Crowned Miss NGU 2020
- BJU Partners with The Blood Connection
- NGU School of Theatre Presents ‘Truth be Told’
- Bob Jones University Presents Pirates of Penzance
- BJU Invites Community to Pro-life Events